Sentence examples for less able to counter from inspiring English sources
Similar actions are under way against the governments of Norway and Uruguay; the poorer countries are actually at greater risk because their rates of smoking are on the increase, and their governments are even less able to counter the power of large corporations to bring lawsuits against them.
Selection is a weaker force in small populations (Crow and Kimura, 1970), so they are less likely to retain or evolve suppressors and thus less able to counter the spread of sex ratio distorting meiotic drive.
The left must be able to counter that approach with arguments that resonate in Doncaster and Thanet, and no less in towns like Fareham.
They are better able to counter it".
"How are we best able to counter it?" he asked.
Interference from Nikki backfired, though, as Paige was able to counter a rollup for the win.
The U.S. army was the only force that was able to counter such terrorism.
In this way, they were able to counter the Arabs and, later, the Seljuqs.
A much-fresher McDowell on Sunday was able to counter every Bradley charge.
Burnley were able to counter with wide men George Boyd and Michael Kightly stretching Ipswich with some ease.
But Brown was able to counter the shot and get a takedown.
